Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Erika said, “You need to pay the child support in full and upfront, just like we agreed.

That way, if you remarry and your new wife takes control of your finances, she won't stop you from fulfilling your obligations.” Marco's expression darkened.

He had lashed out at Kathryn, but deep down, he knew the reality.

He sighed.

“Fine. You can take the share Mom left for the kids.

I'll make sure to pay their support in full when I get back.

I won't leave you short.” He would stick to the divorce agreement.

After all, it was for his kids.

Marco's father had told him that the children would stay with Erika if she wanted them.

Erika, as their mother, would always care for them.

With the children living with her, Marco’s path to remarrying would be easier.

His mind was already wandering toward his future prospects.

Now divorced and with his mother gone, he had no one to answer to.

He was a free man, able to date openly.

someone he truly liked, he could remarry, have a wedding, and start

had the money for

Erika stood up.

“I've delivered Kathryn's message.

rest is up

me unless it’s

want to see the kids,

but that’s their choice.” She wouldn’t stand in the way of Marco seeing his

nodded, making no attempt to

sons seemed to accept

fighting subsided, and Kathryn finally found some

day of the lunar

flew

toward them, excitement radiating from him like a little

of joy as

up, and she quickened her pace, scooping her son up into a

wrapped his arms around her

his happy

crying, Sonny?” Liberty asked, loosening her hold to check on

Sonny clung to her even tighter, burying

voice was muffled and choked

“I missed you, Mom.

missed you so much.” Liberty’s heart melted, a wave of tenderness and guilt washing

was clever and mature for his

his mother had taken a toll, no matter